The pan-Asian menu&rsquo;s got a bit of everything&mdash;miso soup, yakitori, sushi, chicken katsu. I went for the duck though, and honestly it was the best pick. Tender, flavourful, no complaints. Mochi after was a nice little finish. Place was pretty quiet for a weekday evening, which suited me fine.

Came for the lunch buffet, &euro;16.80 which feels fair. Selection&rsquo;s not huge but what&rsquo;s there is fresh. One thing though&mdash;trays were still empty right at opening, had to ask someone to refill. Took a few minutes but they sorted it. The grilled veggies were the highlight for me.

The kebab pizza from their special menu was a real treat. The staff were friendly and the restaurant had a nice, modern vibe. Definitely a step up from the usual fast-food experience.

The grilled fish here was really good&mdash;perfectly charred outside and still juicy inside. Calamari was solid too, not rubbery at all. Prices felt fair for the quality, especially for seafood. Place was busy but we didn&rsquo;t wait too long. I&rsquo;d come back just for that fish honestly.

The lamb was tender and tasted like home, though slightly adapted for local palates. Cozy Greek corner.

Patio seating was nice, beef salad and filet with potatoes Dauphinoise hit the spot. Kids cleaned their plates too. Prices fair for what you get. A glass of red would&#39;ve paired well with that filet.

Dinner for two came to &euro;78 &mdash; that&rsquo;s with a starter and two mains, no drinks. Portions are decent, not huge, but you won&rsquo;t leave hungry. The duck was cooked well, sauce a bit heavy though. Place filled up by 8, got pretty loud. Fine if you&rsquo;re after a solid meal without fuss.

Stopped by for a quick bite and honestly the burger caught me off guard. Juicy, messy, way bigger than I expected. Dame Blanche on the side was solid too, plenty of ice cream. Place was a bit busy but whatever. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and hungry.

Stopped by for a quick pizza and honestly the crust was spot on. The owner&rsquo;s been running this place for 65 years and you can tell he cares. Prices are fair too. Just bring cash &mdash; they don&rsquo;t take cards, which caught me off guard at first.

Came here with a couple of friends on a weekday evening. The staff were super friendly, like actually chatty in a good way. We shared some dishes and everything tasted fresh. It did get a bit busy later, so we didn&#39;t linger too long. Fine for a casual catch-up though.

The duck confit was the standout. Crispy skin, tender meat, exactly how it should be. Portion size is decent for the price. Only thing that bugged me was the gap between courses. Took a while for the main to show up. If you&#39;re not in a rush, it&#39;s fine. I&#39;d come back just for that duck again.

The all-you-can-eat dinner is a solid deal. Sushi was surprisingly fresh, and the appetizers stood out. Staff were friendly, and the phone ordering system worked well.

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